Sentence examples for reporting benefits from inspiring English sources

Delta is reporting benefits from its 2008 merger with Northwest Airlines, which was completed at the end of last year.

Media outlets who cannot argue that their reporting benefits the goal of a just and ethical society must opt for silence.

Acceptability: The majority of GPs randomised to AD agreed to participate, reporting benefits to practice.

The effects of HRT in women with risk factors for IHD are controversial, with some studies reporting benefits but others not.

21 Subsequent research has provided conflicting results concerning the putative benefits of empowerment on metabolic outcomes in patients with T2DM with some reporting benefits, 22 24 and other studies reporting weak or non-existent effects.

Not all trials to date have proved successful, however, with treatment of allergic rhinitis found to be not beneficial 79, 80, and most recently with Crohn's disease reporting benefits for some patients but failing to achieve statistical significance 81.

Shorter opioid-focused studies, some reporting benefit, were excluded.

Chiropractic treatment and yoga were similar with 80.9% and 81.3% respectively reporting benefit.

However, it is arguable that studies reporting benefit up to 12 months suggest that the effects can be sustained.

This does not entirely explain all findings and ignores previous animal models [ 23] reporting benefit with propranolol.

Given that most interventions reporting benefit [ 2] are single condition and specific Internet applications, why provide support across all LTCs?